All-Seeing Eye Pyramid Pendant – 925 Silver and Brass

Three interlaced arms replace the previously implied eye motif

Each brass-colored line turns through one corner and crosses into the next arm, creating a continuous three-way knot. A dark recessed channel separates that warm geometry from the irregular silver rim. The top joins a large open ring with small sculpted projections.

No eye, pupil, gemstone or pyramid volume is visible in the inspected gallery, so the earlier all-seeing-eye naming is not repeated. The exact historical or cultural name of the knot is also unpublished; triangular knot describes what can be verified without assigning a religion, organization or promised effect.

This corrected owner is a small two-tone interlace pendant. Eye-of-providence jewelry, pyramids, Celtic symbols with documented provenance and flat printed triangles remain separate intents.

Use 25 x 28mm as an overall compact-size reference

• Material: 925 silver plus brass, as listed
• Listed size: 25 x 28 mm; axes are not defined
• Published weight: 10 g
• Verified motif: three-arm triangular interlace
• Bail: open circular sculpted ring visible in the gallery

Compare the hand-held photograph with a small pendant you own. The 10 g published reference and compact listed dimensions suit a different wearing goal than a large plaque or heavy animal relief.

Chain compatibility depends on the widest clasp or end fitting, not chain width alone. No bail opening measurement or chain inclusion is published, so verify the complete chain end before pairing.

Select this design for its warm interlace and open ring. Do not order it expecting an eye symbol or a verified archaeological replica.

Keep the dark channel between silver and brass intact

Avoid pulling the pendant by the pointed corners or using the open bail as a utility clip. Remove it before sports and check delicate knits for snagging around the sculpted rim.

Clean with mild soap and a soft brush that follows the three inset arms, then rinse and dry around the bail. Heavy polishing can flatten contrast or abrade one metal more than the other.

FTC guidance favors accurate material descriptions, while CCI recommends dry storage and restrained abrasion. Store the pendant alone so another piece cannot wedge inside the ring bail.

Corrected motif, knot meaning and chain-fit questions